Dr. Pamela Wisniewski was featured in a CBC News article examining how location sharing has become part of everyday social life for Gen Z—and the potential privacy and mental-health costs that come with constant connectivity.
Wisniewski discussed how location sharing can foster connection, security, and belonging, while also creating pressures around constant availability, social comparison, and FOMO. She emphasized that location sharing is not inherently good or bad; its effects depend on how and why it is used, making healthy boundaries and open conversations especially important.
Wisniewski in CBC News
